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'***'*%,•■ * * . — r 5^- t bu*liMM Id the m HU right, but •for hiMxure. fc*t OttN bow 1 brio lb* awn who ti when i Mbt fall* ilbg *1** hv goc* to Urming • living. Mo I* *UU a failure. I rich the land U It Mm’t ih«i In tli* man'* tagd who It. jNot nituih. When (tod r* * man gmtd aenae it la uac- i ht try to grow wlaeby f*rm- tf you v»n’t mak<* a fortune farm* you oatt fniKlly gather In a ro<kI > and a fat living if you will only not wiaelv. All you hare to do la to ' I iMnut On time and work It correctly, and your crop will be making you a living of night* and at <kI(I time*, wiiile yb't are c4eep or are talking polltica. lint . he careful how you dabble 4« l*fi]iti< «l •quahhte*. Crop* don’t do well w heh their owner* talk i (emoeracy too much. Bear that iu ndjyl. 1 know oeverai men who have talked them*elr8*out of giHKl orop* manjiaUUitii^<*r < >P'‘*« > very *en- . aitlvv* kiim oiofeatuiwa. You mu*t viatt them In. the friendliest manner once a week, or elae they will get mad and fail to make anything much. Cmpa are very cowardly, and 1 net# »aw one domneh wHen a mortgngdfcaa drawn on ft. It m*kc* It weak and aiukly and the graa* nesrly always Ukes It sooner or Uter. These mortgages have a won derful elfe«4. I have known them to mak* honest men run their cotton off by the sackful and sell It. TVm’t mort gage your crop*! or you may have logo to jail on a^•o^^n , of it. Be careful how you monkey with a mortgage. It U a deadly weapon and has killed its hun dred* and thousands. It puts a prison house around ) oil, no matter where you go. Belief wear a ragged suit and be tree, than to vires* tine and feel like a thiol and a rascal. Aftor larch 4. The Pre«Ulent's future plans are still undetermined. It U believed that hs Will spend one or two years traveling In Bttrope, which he ha* never visited. He I* slIU In the very prime of life. II* will leave the White House at least $75,not) richer than when he entered it. Thb, ad vied to hi* other InresttnenU, ought to give him a comfortable fortune of upward of fJM,000. Moreover, Mr*. Cleveland, through E th v division of the Folsom estate In Omaha, Is an heiress In tier ow n right and Is probably wor h not less than ll df • million nf dollars. Rv>th Mr and Mr* Clerotand would prefer * few )ears of foreign travel as a pleasant rounding olT ef their White House ea- pnrWnce before nettling down to the gulatef every day life, and for thUrm- •on ah* Kwropeau trip to regarded a* ; the strong prebabllttto*. •el as has already been w ill loeau In Sow York la the r of a I1C* In*nranee eempeoy, at hTHE friend A* IX- J ■ * « a a • i •. *V -tei :The Cotton Seller, County :' if X «CV *> •me- * , '* - , ■ • . i 'J- • • i ■ i Merchants and Everybody,- ^ p K Publishing no Platitudes^ M # •’ . djiM J OITor* dating the fall season OT1S88 the following AD- Y A XT AGES over any and aH^om petition sany and r-t W- J-. & Som^. ter .* Leaders Of The Leaders, / Blackville 9 7$. C. 9 Submit to their patrons and the public their usual S> FALL ANNOUNCEMENT, everywhere, lat. A First Claa* Cotton < who will samp!* all cottons handled bfr mo and whose ratings will be accepted Inf all the markets of the commerc> world a* the law of the Med : and Persian*. 4th CottonContrrtct ^ for foreign shipment with an old, Mb »; well e*tabll*hed European firm _ of the highest character and am plest means. This virtual co partnership will enable me to avoid v the cancerous co*t»of freights, I iumi ranee, storage, weighing, etc. etc., invariable -ei*- demlca wasting shipments to haial markets, and the public ahall profit by tills new departure 3d. Big Money In the Bank of Barnwell to pay spot cash ♦ for all cotton sold to me, no matter how much In quantity nor bow qaiekljrlt puuraln. Th* day of the due bill to ended and the morning of the dollar down Is breaking. 4th. More Good* la all lines of Merchandiae than ever before, every Inch of my in- creased headquarter* crowded. Merchandise in the depot, on the cars, In the cities, at the manufactories, coming as fast a* ran he found for their receptioN. 6th. The following mlna- the afhssluiply samples of w hat I can and will do, bat I do not propose in publish the magnificent secret* of smt-e** for the Infor mation oPnir would be compedtnr* and feeble imitators. They are for theHt;nefl*«r myself ami the people, and while 1 may not * tell them all Dtr'ineUiodM they will surely be content with the re sults that they can now here else. . D. C. Jit A. .DEALER IN For the large and entirely satisfactory year Inst ended we return our best than* _ . . , iio res 11 re result, from a greatly exlemte,!patronage without the Increased lev, df pn.flt that a narrower patronage would bava made neceseary and unavoidable In other words we have ourselve* 9 growth la our baafaess for the trade s. Its enlarged volume has enabled ot levy IANCY Reduced The Tariff 60083, Without waiting the passage of the Mill# BUI, ami are prepared now for stUl fur ther and grenter reform* that are so benefit buyers ami v«»is*iinmr« witbmit dans- sglng manufacturers and merchants. To reach thl* eensiimntatlou *n ttevoutly to a|( Ml K ll|»IIMI»a l w saaaoa • — - . be wished, we Invite the earned and Intelligent c*»-oper»Uen ef tk» people of the . ■ . « . * s -.0 — — — fl.MMeaeaall I W BSk >lu V !v*l •almltl CdVll counties of Aiken, Orangeburg and Barnwell. It must be plain beyond cavil to every thinking man that the larger the amount of good, sold the less should Ik* the percentage of profit Impoeedand that the eenainty of cash dealing allow . cheaper prtcee than the ooatlugwncies of credit. VELOCIPKDE?, TOTS DOLLS. ST’ r ION KIT. NOVELS Ae. That is Our Platform, Broad, Strong and Pair enough to hold all practical people. TAB OBM BOLL KB ORuAN ONLY 1400. are Ready Now AG EXT FOX CHAI TAXOOGA CAXE MILLS AXD FLOW i la New York and en- i of lair. OOMFAMT. t a prapsalUen to ana* Ms f*- iure home In New Turk. Meosr*. F.ndkott. Dicklnsoa and YUoa, all of whom are lavytrs, will re- tern te their respect I re homes end re same the practice of their profession. ry Bayard has not dacldrd be will remain In Washington or return U> Wilmington and practice law, bat ll Is believed that be w III adopt th* latter course. Jtadge llaw kln*. the »-*i*unt secre tary of the Interior, w ill retire to hi* Tarn near Cape Girardeau, Mo., and apead the reuiainder of bl« day* In the quiet and seclusion of pastoral life.— Mow York Herald. atarks than or# have srer carried before to meet the needs and - - “) the avenues of trade. We cannot undertake to cata logue In aa adrertIseatesit the broad range of merchandise that we are handling and fair Idea* of Ita i i nan on W* are also deoil infer* been obtal Cws ••• - • — mm■ - ■ ■ — v" — - - - — - — — —— — rm »Ty be obtained by iicrsonal visits mwlex- aod better grade* of good* that have here- inatlgx. which or* * I nee rely Ulna la all the -— — o- laatne only la the markets of Houtbem and Northern citic*, and Lf 1111 (~qv I ^ y (ivXl VI A • f e*^ vl* I Y Bha wuv Msuaa m w w »* wes ■ •» — — — ----- —— the especial attention of the gentlemen and ladle* of the country Is asked to J — .1 In that itfenorlnn Miusl to dens this % OOTOTRT m MERCBAHT3 ^ 3STO. 27, JEl. Tt. Blackville 9 8* C. new departure. W# can guarantee satisfaction in that direction equal to that fcbUtd which «Tn be obtalned^n fkugueU^Chiarimtoa. or Savannah without the addl- ‘ rexatlons ( tlonal cost, fatigue and of excur»loa. lo tli«»*o plaocs. Tour Attention Please. There I* a. much In buying aa In selling. We hare been unwilling to run the . . ■ . # -, »i ..f Iu , 1 ■ it*111a ,1 vine Trill l nerc i.a. oiiicn m umtmih 7 . , j V _^ a..i_- ,„i,. rl.k. of piircha.ing thousands of dollar* worth of good* during a flying trip . r . . n - ■% ... v. .M.l ltn-«..n an.i ITiarf.flir* accumtl, totlie great market* of Baltlamro. New York and Boeton, and therefore sec early^ln the year, A Resident Buyer in Hew York, Tks rsnsrrs' gesrarst. The annual Convention of the Farm ers' Association of South Carolina * si held In Agricultural Hall, Columbia, on the evening of the 1 Ith lust. Seventy delegates and about thirty spectator* were present, rrdsldent I). K. Norrl* delivered the annual address. It wa« an argument in favor of the acceptance •f th* Clemson bequott, the establish ment of an Agricultural College and the appropriation to that purpose of the imlney donated by Congress for the edit- A good, all round business manwho, oon-tantly on the ground, has Uken ad vantage of all the fluctuation* it the markeu and secured for u* a long series of matchless oargaln* In DRY UOOIW and NOTIONS especially, which we areof- And retail dealers (n all the towns of th* County will And It to Uwir Interest and hea- etlf to examine mv iinmense stocks and l«am my surprisingly lew prices before laying la their fall stocks. Further annouiscetnrnls will t»e made later in the season. Ten min ute* at my headquarter* will tell you more than ten column* of new spaper ulk could do^ Special attention asked to heavy stocks of Bagging, Ties, Wagons, Harness. Bug gies, Road Carts, Furniture and other sea- oonable good*. W. H.VIKVUEKLLR raot-oaau aa» aarm aasiaa ti ftROCERME* LIQUORS. GRAIN & HAY 550 & $52 Broad Street- - - - A ugustn - -MA*K« a -r»i«■ki.-rt tor- Don’t Forget That MIKE BROWN, CRACKKD CORN, CKAUSiED OATM, TEA FINK FEED, BTUCK FEED, WHEAT BRA! wt-f I.arge purchase* have been made. Goods must be converted Into ready cash. We will offer from this daf the following lines: Barnwell, C. E, S. C. august 53-’S# . rational use of th*£gricu)ttrr»l cbti‘*e* i Mr. Norris prcdicU-o a change in 1MX) a* radical a* that of 187« unless relief Is given to the people. A resolution was adopted urgently requesting the legis lature to pass u joint resolution at Its eusulng session to the effect that the till a«*oept the Clem'.on bwjueil- whenever Mr. Cleqison’s will shall have 48 Inch Henrietta Cloth all new shades at 75e. worth 1.23. One lot Henrietta Cloth all new shade* at 50c. worth <oc. 600 pieces Dress Goods from 3 3-4 to J6c. Frints from 3c. to 6 3~4«. Jesus fron 10c to 40»t. Brown Homespun and CheckaJit Augusta price#. , Tricots, Flanuels. Camar* Ualr Plaids and Fancy Silks, Ginghams all nor from 7 to Ike. Richard J. Morris. 130 King Street ^ CHARLESTON, I - - - - B. 0 ~5Eaf IN J H BORGfiRS i.irLDi8ii&co TxOuadry, Machism I THE SC All] RESTAURANT AND TAMIL GROCERY. Haating and Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Mantels, and Uouso Furnishing Ooods in great variety. Send far pictures and prices, jsa6 In thl* department you will And everything. Come and see for yourself. Mens’, Youths’, Boy’s anti Children’s ready made Clothing and Hata, Caps, INmts aiid Shoes for everybody. A resolution was adopted commend ing for preference ami supjiort the nevKsp*p«r* that have worked for the agricultural movement. Messrs. W. C. Bates, of Orangeburg, B. It. Tillman, of Edgefield, J. A. Sligh, of Newberry, Ji E. Tindal, of Clarendon, and 1). K. Norris, of Andcyson, w ere recommend ed for the live vacancies that will soon - occur lif the Mate Board of Agriculture. Meaara. D. K. Norris and J. E.* Tindal wears appointed a committee to visit and investigate the Mississippi Agricultural Colloge and to publish, their report In a loading paper In each of the cities of Greenville, Columbia and Charleston. Mr. G. W. Shell, of Laurens, was v ' elected Prsatotout and G. I^eaphart, of ..yr ’ Furniture! Furniture! Furniture! New Store, New Stock. Fresh Bread every day. All the Delicacies of th* Season, Choice Confectionaries, Best Cigars, Fruits, Ac., and an old fashioned welcouie from J. 11. HOKGER, Proprietor. LADIES DsTssr Owa at I , »ttk . ,u.i m.M usk raw* ftiranh Usmlity ea« ftotr b UKR. Mow U IHUp Wo an-nr**—wt weal t in twh I PEERLESS DYE*! COOK STOVES. ■ r- aalrhMmjU.tMV* MCMS- »Mr«a.*l —l«iU»Mi4 •nrj mrt>A nOfiSRUSSI MHBplW.M W>U M llM «•« U-S. W» MP* »■».—* tOt ,SS femkw* um I* rmt h-pM (m S nnntiMinS aha*« SMS* *■ ISm wh* mar kar, r»l k-rf th-r hM»»ia T"W pr«Wrtn N h ><—lu. k. m«>» tl.ia trvM ofl.r. MaSIx «h» SUUtf aaUSvatrkaiMlC(»ai"S ramilra!»«,«« Owska^acW i In nnf Weali.y *lwa>< nunli. In n larr* IrnSa Os r nnnqSM knro Wm In a loraiMr <nr n a«Mk nr««W ■ SSOOO i.S34K»ea IrnSnfrMnlbn nr. TM*. Um mxtt ■«■*»! SS nSSr **** rnar Ik a i nwaamplan may ka plant* a< nan* . / enn Sa nmn. nil omr A mnrirn. w rhn nl nsnn, naS mmkm'pmn W U» eSnnm. *—4»rH will hakar^lyany umM* Or MS in Sww Ihn WMlna In UM*n wlw Mf nil SI f«ar Saws •M vnr rawar* «Ul m aanat aatlaTartnry. * portal ana* as srMAInvrMansanalabnllectti au.l nflm yonknaw all,lfrn« OsaaSasnln r> WrtSnr. arky nobann la Sana. »n S rn*n ■SSraaanmw, p-n ennsaran Kan nan aflha <44 nmcSaa & ■>« *ori4 an4anr Inrpa Bnaat rf-—— — Tb«7 will dvs eTctTShlss. Thsy sn> soM mrrj where. Priee ISe. a pseksoe—40eoinrs. They kart »« *sssl for Sir. nslh. Itrl^hUuee, Aaiesst Is t*sck- r or for Fantnewof Ouler, er sea-Mtox Qwslt- Thry So sot crn«k er smut. For ante hr ll. K HKKiO.S A 0<x, UukkIiU, BleckriUo, H. C. J. K. Steadman, Grahams, 8. C; Barr A —AND— Y t BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT, Augusta* Georgia. Boy, Sell, Exchange, Rewt or Repair on beat manner aad term* ENG IN KS, BOILERS, SAW-AND GRIST MILLS AND MACHINERY, " CHEAP AND GOOD. Have on band a Large Stock of upwards of 50 Engines and Boilers, also Spann, Bamberg,’ 8. C; D-Roy Wolalr,gen eral merchandise, Barnwell, 8. C; J. F. Bamberg, 8.C. Dr. Jo Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri- KORTINO INJKCTORf Of Justic B. J. HAMME1 RA.iL.IkO A I) AVKNU* 39L.ACKVlL.LaK ' City tatock !■ sa 4 •wwtjr 1 The Best Groceries for faml Hams, Breakfast Strip* Flour Coffees, Teas, 8ugi <r». Cheese, thi tthe markeU ohn M. Smith A Co., DruggifU, ton. . ‘f IS? Vandmaa Jet Pomps, Bolts, Nnts, Wsshers, Circular tfsws. Files, Ac. Write for prtees. Promptneoe an goed work. Che will be our am *■24 Th# best fruits i oranges, apples, babanas, lempi also potatoes, turnips, cabbage, i The best Uigurs, chewing and Ing tobacco that can he found^ notsseura my. lAxIngton, M. L Donaldson, ef Green- Wagons and R, and J. N. King, of Ablwvllle, vice president* for the next year. rnfAY'FIGHT m you wautu HNE WATCH OR CLOCK T A- RHODENr WATCHMAICER AND JKWAER, STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, XIL.ACKV1I.L.K M. C. The beat Jewlnjf'Machines, all Jewing. menu, oils, needle*, Ac Ac., I 1 , and Frames, Glass for all pu d ■paintings and engravings framei best manner. Also, a miscellaneous stock of goods too numerous to muntlon 1 serving the attention of buyers. CHEAP FOR CASH. *1, am always glad to ree and ooi frlei lends and the public. 1 \„ Henry Meulx, who lives In the Jack- onnvtlto district, Telfair County,Ga., Is > old, has never taken a dose of •dhslne and not mtoaed eating a meal It of alt-knee* In sixty year*, work in the Held yet stops work on **•- r, but due* not like > O • ; ' * ' Hardware and Groceries Crockery and Glassware. Dealer In America* Watches and Ught Day half boar Striking Clocks, the best for the prie^n the county. ^ AlJ8, 1 A Fine Htoek of ftpectacles with white, d chrysta tinted, double and chrystak lenses. In steel, nickel and silver frames. Eye glasses of the beat quality and great va riety In steel and rubber. All told at the very lowest prices. New Wivirly How IN THE BEND OF KING 3T] CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Will be,opened BriSrmtof ir>th. 1689 # matMun MK-nt of (•. T. AlJOkl). This Favwfte Family Hotel I* Friar 2ated tie King, the Rrteil Mrret of the (3t; h«l bmderi and unlyr a W Mffineiy! Millinery I